HME 6700HD, Руководство по установке

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6.9 Devices
6.9.1 Device Status
Unit Type
Displays the type of device that the Bridge’s “CIB Application” has discovered.
NOTE:
Mouse-over on the unit type to view a pop up that displays the Firmware version of the
unit.
Connection State
The current connection state of Discovered devices on the Local Area Network (LAN) is
displayed.
●
Online
= currently located on the network.
●
Offline
= previously located on the network
but now off the network.
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Bootloader
= the device is in the bootloader
state. Bootloader is displayed only during
firmware update of base stations.
IP Address
Displays the IP Address of the located devices.
Delete
Use the “
Delete
” button to delete a device found by the Bridge’s CIB Application. The CIB
Application can hold a maximum of 8 devices in memory. Once the 8 devices have been
discovered, no more devices can be discovered.
The “ Delete ” button allows an old device (a failed base that needs to be replaced) to be erased
from CIB Application memory, so a new base or other device can be discovered.
NOTE:
Deleting any displayed device requires that you power down the Bridge then power back
up to complete the deletion.
6.10 Diagnostics
6.10.1 Ping Test
Enter IP
Enter an IP address and press the Test button. If the Bridge is able to ping the IP address of
the device, Success will be displayed. If it is unable to ping the IP address of the device, Failed
will be shown.
The Ping Test is used to determine if the POS is reachable during 6700 to POS integration.
6.10.2 Scan Port
Enter IP
Enter the IP address of the device to scan its port.
Enter Port
Enter the port number to scan, and then press the Scan button. If the Bridge is able to scan
the port number of the device, Success will be reported. If it is unable to scan the port number
of the device, Failed will be reported.
NOTE: It is important to always logout of the password protected areas when finished. If you
do not logout, these critical settings will remain exposed.
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